Assisted Living in Newport Beach

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Discussed Topics:

• Types of Facilities
• Costs of Care
• Cost Factors
• Paying for Care
• Nearby Hospitals
• Local Transportation
• Senior Community Centers
• History & Population
• Local Safety
• City Weather
• Local Shopping & Dining
• Activities for Seniors
• Nearby Cities

Assisted Living Facilities in Newport Beach

Assisted Living Communities or Residential Care Homes in Newport Beach are non-medical facilities for seniors who do not require 24 hours medical supervision as these type of facilities do not have nurses and doctors on staff. However, these facilities have caregivers on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and medical staff members on call to ensure that all residents receive the best care that they deserve.

Large communities such as Vivante Newport Center Senior Living, Atria Newport Beach, Atria Newport Plaza and Avalon at Newport – West, are known for daily activities, frequent socialization and have locations in Newport Beach that provide secure memory care wings for Alzheimer’s residents that wander. 

If your loved one prefers a “home-like” setting, an Assisted Living residential care home might be a better fit. Some of these top facilities are Astoria Care Homes – Alta Vista, Cameo Homes, Care Jordan 2 Senior Living and more. These types of care facilities typically have 1:3 “caregiver to resident ratio” and provide meals, activities, music and pet therapy and assist residents with transportation to and from the doctor.

With over 12 Assisted Living Facilities in Newport Beach, you should not have a problem finding great care for your loved one.

Assisted Living Costs in Newport Beach

Whether your budget is restricted or if you want high-end senior care, these facilities located in Newport Beach can meet your loved one’s needs. The monthly cost of Assisted Living in Newport Beach averages about $5,250 (Source: Genworth.com 2021 Survey). However, costs within the city can start as low as $4,000 per month and go as high as more than $8,000 per month. (source: Genworth 2021).

Cost Factors

The monthly cost of Assisted Living in Newport Beach will vary depending on the senior’s care needs and the type of room. Care needs are determined upon the assessment done by the facility’s admissions staff. Other factors that determine the costs of the facility in Newport Beach are the location of the facility, staff experience, type of room, programs and amenities offered. Usually, if the facility has been updated or newly renovated, the owners are able to charge more.

Paying for Care

Assisted Living in Newport Beach is typically an out-of-pocket expense paid by the resident or their family members. Unfortunately, Medicare or Health Insurance companies do not cover the monthly cost. However, if the senior has a Long-Term Care Insurance, they can use it to pay for the monthly Assisted Living fees. For long-term care insurance, the coverage will depend on the plan that was purchased. Families in Newport Beach should read the Long-Term Care Insurance Policy carefully to get a better understanding on the coverage and the terms of the Long-term Care Insurance Policy. 

The Veteran’s Administration has a special pension plan that can help pay for Assisted Living specifically for war veterans. This VA special pension is called Veteran’s Aid and Attendance program. If you think your elderly loved one was in active duty during one of the wars, be sure to contact the Veterans Administration to check eligibility and other VA benefits. The VA Aid and Attendance Pension can help families pay for care in Newport Beach.

Making Care Affordable

For low-income seniors in Newport Beach, they may qualify for Medicaid. The State of California has a CA plan for long-term care that provides financial assistance to seniors with limited income and resources. If the senior qualifies medically and financially, Medicaid may pay for all the long-term care costs. If you think your elderly loved one qualifies for Medicaid, contact your local Medicaid office to ask about eligibility for Medicaid Waiver.

Medicaid

California’s Medicaid program helps pay for Assisted Living Facilities in Newport Beach through the Assisted Living Waiver. In order for seniors in Newport Beach to be eligible for this program, the elderly has to be a Medi-Cal beneficiary. To learn more about the Assisted Living Waiver Program, contact County of Orange Social Services Agency at (800) 281-9799.

Other Options

If the costs of Assisted Living in Newport Beach still seems a little out of reach for you and your loved one, you can also search for facilities in nearby cities. Sometimes residential care homes or large communities in Fountain Valley or Costa Mesa, for example, may cost less in rent or care per month. If you need help finding these facilities, our care advisors can help at no charge. Just call them at 877.523.6523 or click here and they will get back to you as soon as possible.

If you still need care options under $3,000 per month, you can also get in touch with your CA’s Department of Social Services. This government agency helps those with restricted budgets and low-income housing resources.

Nearby Hospitals

From check-ups to emergency care, Newport Beach has some of the top hospitals in the country to meet the needs of your loved one.  The biggest hospital is Hoag Hospital/Hoag Health Center at 1 Hoag Drive and 520 Superior Avenue, respectively; Newport Bay Hospital at 1501 E. 16^th Street; College Hospital Costa Mesa on 301 Victoria Street and South Coast Global Medical Center on 2701 South Bristol Street.

Local Transportation

Getting around Newport Beach and other parts of Orange County is simple and clear.  The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is a public transit/bus company which has a program for Seniors and the disabled.  It is called ACCESS, a shared-ride and door-to-door service. It will bring you where you need to go within the city and nearby areas.  It offers a variety of free consulting programs available to older adults.  More information is on OCTA.net.

If your loved one needs to go to a doctor’s appointment for their regular checkup or wants to attend religious service in Newport Beach, it can be arranged.  Please remember that any community or residential care home can usually accommodate your loved one with transportation in Newport Beach and the surrounding areas. Some facilities include rides and some facilities require an additional fee. Just remember to consult the facility’s staff before you decide to move your loved one.

Senior Community Centers

The Newport Beach Recreation and Senior Services Department is located at 100 Civic Center Drive.  The senior services department is called Oasis Senior Citizen Center at 801 Narcissus Avenue, Corona del Mar.  Their office hours are: Monday thru Thursday 7:30AM – 5:30PM; Friday 7:30AM – 4:30PM. 

Described as a progressive senior center whose aim is the enhancement of the mental, physical and social needs of Newport and Orange County seniors.  The comprehensive program includes educational, recreational classes, support services, and meal programs not to mention special events. Transportation is also provided to seniors. The facility includes a fitness center (from 7:00AM – 7:00PM, weekends, shorter times).

History & Population

Newport Beach is made up of Upper Bay and Lower Bay of Newport created by a stream during the ice age period, and by sand from ocean currents, respectively. It was populated by the Tongva/San Gabrielino indigenous people culturally related to the North American Indian groups and lived along the southern California seacoast. In the 1800s, it was colonized by the Spaniards and in the 1870s came the influx of Anglo-American inhabitation. More significantly, James and Robert Irvine and a friend, James McFadden named the newly found port “Newport”.

Newport Beach is in Orange County, incorporated in 1906 with a population of 206 citizens. In 1923, Corona del Mar was annexed, in 2002, Newport Coast, East Santa Ana Heights, and San Joaquin Hills and in 2008, West Santa Ana Heights.  As of 2020 the population of Newport Beach had grown to 85,239.   

Safety in Newport Beach

With safety always a concern when it comes to your loved one, Newport Beach is a relatively safe city to live in.  Residents and guests do not need to be fearful. This vibrant community has been around for many generations and has adapted to many natural and human disasters. 

No amount of crime can take away Newport Beach’s urban suburban mix feel and natural beauty. The key is simply being smart and taking basic precautions to avoid being a target, the same as you would in any other city.

City Weather in Newport Beach

Already being in one of the states in the U.S. with the best weather year round, Newport Beach has short, warm summers and winters are long, cool and partly cloudy.  The temperature varies from 48F – 79F, the average high is 68.2 and average low is 57.3.  The best time for warm weather activities is from June – mid October (source: weather.com).

Local Shopping & Dining

Newport Beach has some of the best shopping and restaurants in Orange County. You can take your loved one walking in the city’s favorite malls:  Fashion Island, The Bluffs and Crystal Cove Shopping Center.  Some local restaurants the family will surely enjoy are varied from a pizza parlor to fine dining and international cuisine.

Popular Activities for Seniors

There are endless activities for seniors to enjoy in Newport Beach.  The main attraction is the water – the city beaches from Balboa Peninsula, Corona del Mar State Beach and Crystal Cove State Park. For the fishermen and sightseers there is the Newport and Balboa Piers and a boardwalk that runs 2.9 miles for both pedestrians and bikers.

Newport Harbor is the largest recreational boat harbor in the West Coast with activities such as sailing, rowing, kayaking and fishing.  It has an annual Christmas Boat Parade started in 1908 not to mention the competitive sailing event, the annual sailboat race, the largest in the world.

Balboa Peninsula has the historic Balboa Pavilion and the Balboa Island Ferry. The Catalina Flyer situated near the pavilion transports guests to and from Avalon and the peninsula. 

If culture is your dream, there is the Orange County Museum of Art with exhibits of modern and contemporary art of California artists.

Parks and recreation are right around the corner.  Upper Newport Bay known as the Back Bay attracts bikers and walkers for its trails and paths. Nature lovers have the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and the Crystal Cove State Park. Last but not least, for golf aficionados there are golf courses to enjoy.  

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About the Author: Catharine D. Allado is a Senior Care Expert and the COO of SeniorCareHomes.Com – An extensive online directory of Assisted Living, Memory Care and other types of Senior Living across the U.S. 

Kate’s Grandmother was sadly a victim of Alzheimer’s Disease and Kate is determined to make a difference in the lives of other families.

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